Dysthymic disorder Community Group
Sadness. It is real. If you have Dysthymia, it's a constant state of being. . . It never leaves you. I'd really like to see what reality is like, you know, check out how it feels to NOT be sad all the freaking time. . . This is just mean. I mean come on, somebody . . . God, throw me a bone! I'm a cool guy, I do good things. OK, , , enough of this shit, it...
That IS too long man . . .
you gotta remember your audience here . . we're like not able to read a complete paragraph without suddenly finding myself re-reading it for what something seems to escape me right at this . .. uh . . . you know, drifting off to some other thing or something even I can't put into words.
Well, maybe I can but I'm too tired and forlorn to approach any further dialog . . . now or later . . . I think . . . and . . . what was that first thing I was talking about
. .
listen, I'll get back to you on that . . .
I'm not trying to be rude here,
I'm apologizing preemptively
because of what your well intentioned attempt at connecting with someone or two of us
will more than likely not turn out like you'd like . . .
so be cool man, and lay off that impulsivity . . . . gettin' a little off track there pilgrim. . .
. . . not that there's a track . . or anything .. .
. . . nope,
no signs on the side of the road either . . .
. . . that sucks a little . . .